Encyclopedia Americana, Volume 24Americana Corporation, 1965 - Encyclopedias and dictionaries |
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RUSSIAN LANGUAGE AND CULTURAL LIFE - RUSSIAN LANGUAGE ( 1 ) 1d RUSSIAN LANGUAGE ( 1 ) RUSSIAN LITERATURE ( 2 ). literature , as in the writings of Fyodor Dostoyev- sky and Nikolai Gogol . Much later a rediscov- ery of the old religious ...
RUSSIAN LANGUAGE AND CULTURAL LIFE - RUSSIAN LANGUAGE ( 1 ) 1d RUSSIAN LANGUAGE ( 1 ) RUSSIAN LITERATURE ( 2 ). literature , as in the writings of Fyodor Dostoyev- sky and Nikolai Gogol . Much later a rediscov- ery of the old religious ...
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... language . Since 1917 , the Soviets have evinced a partiality for American words , not a few of them slang . Despite its rather formidable grammar and unfamiliar alphabet , the Russian language is sim- ple and direct and admirably ...
... language . Since 1917 , the Soviets have evinced a partiality for American words , not a few of them slang . Despite its rather formidable grammar and unfamiliar alphabet , the Russian language is sim- ple and direct and admirably ...
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... languages , so that nouns are often used in their stead . Relation to the Primitive Language.- No existing language can be called the common mother of the other Semitic languages , nor even the most primitive in every respect . Each of ...
... languages , so that nouns are often used in their stead . Relation to the Primitive Language.- No existing language can be called the common mother of the other Semitic languages , nor even the most primitive in every respect . Each of ...
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